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The Philippines and Saudi Arabia have begun efforts to stop the entry of terror funds from the Middle East as well as stem the proliferation of madaris (plural of madrasah) or Koranic schools that teach radical forms of Islam, National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales said yesterday.
Gonzales said the two countries are in the process of drafting a joint counter-terrorism cooperation agreement that may be finalized before the end of the year.
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[Title] => DENR chief urges transparency in Asian timber trade
[Summary] => Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes called yesterday for transparency in timber trade among Asian countries as he vowed to prevent the Philippines from becoming a destination and transshipment point for smuggled timber shipped by foreign illegal logging syndicates.
In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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[Summary] => There’s no compromising in the war against illegal drugs.
President Arroyo has issued a letter of instruction (LOI) outlining the government’s campaign to stamp out the growing lucrative illegal drug trade in the country.
The power to issue LOIs has long been unused, and was popular during the regime of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
LOI No. 1, dated July 4, contains specific instructions on how Mrs. Arroyo’s administration intends to deal with the drug scourge.
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ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING TASK FORCE
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Gonzales said the two countries are in the process of drafting a joint counter-terrorism cooperation agreement that may be finalized before the end of the year.
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In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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In a speech during the closing of the second working meeting of the task force and advisory group of the East Asia and Pacific-Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (EAP-FLEG) in Manila, Reyes said he would work closely with his Asian counterparts to protect the country from illegal shipments of timber.
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The power to issue LOIs has long been unused, and was popular during the regime of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
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